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Venice, New York, San Fran, and even Amsterdam rate for me but... Cape Town beats them all. I'm not sure there are many (if any) people who've been to Cape Town that would not rate it #1.

Whether you were chosen in the US in recent years, or in South Africa in 1967 (that was me), or as a player for this great club, it's simple: Once Everton has touched you, nothing will ever be the same.

It's usually the Americans that do that to us.

Some players are just natural captains, so perhaps look at those to figure out what makes a good skipper. John Terry (much as I dislike him) as an example. Thinking back, Tony Adams at Arsenal, and our own Labby back in the day - all natural leaders who stood out head and shoulders above their...

Pretty much what Garrick said. The Canadian Soccer Association is run by amateurs as an amateur organization with no clue. If you picture a Monty Python skit on a sporting association, that's our reality. Our women have done extremely well in spite of the CSA, but they claim the credit and pat...

Moyes deserves any stick he gets for his multiple snide comments - but we also owe him a huge vote of thanks for taking Round with him. Fellaini's shown class and respect to Everton - I have no issue with him. And Neville's too thick to realize he's being boo-ed, so that's a waste of time. On...

As all 3 are, to say the least, "distasteful", you have to opt for the least distasteful. Which to me means Chelsea - I cannot find it in me to think anything positive about Shitteh (and the rest of this thought needs no words).

A more current tidbit: no club in the Premier League era has had 60 (or more) points after 31 games and failed to finish in the top 4. This season 5 clubs, including both Everton and Arsenal, reached 60 points within the first 31 games. So that means that history will be made this season...

Only boring to those who call it "ice" hockey. We call it "hockey", and it's ace (but only when Canada wins).

To consolidate what several others have posted in this thread separately: - English record transfer fee when we bought him - MoM World Cup Final - bought him young,had his best years with us - sold him for English record fee - had the boss-est boots Can only be Bally.

Lescott, with Barmby and Xavier close runners-up

Good - now this should be easy: One banal rib

Grow Stoned

Lescott's happier warming a bench so he can collect medals than he would be playing regularly elsewhere. And a bench is where he should remain.

In GOT we trust!

Happy Tim Hortons Day

Wait - what? No Marmite? Time to leave! I'm outta here!

Neville Southall - No Scoring

Could be a very good move if they give him time to change the team. If they expect instant results then could end badly. But as mentioned this is a very smart and articulate man, speaks 5 languages fluently, and knows the game.